A winter meeting brought farmers to the Crown Point Estate at Kirby Bedon outside Norwich, part of the knowledge-sharing Monitor Farm network run by the Agriculture and Horticulture Development Board (AHDB).

A key theme was quantifying the benefits of cover crops - and how this information can guide decisions in the field.

A multi-species cover crop growing at the Crown Point Estate in Kirby Bedon, outside Norwich (Image: Chris Hill)

Farmers were shown a field sown with a "bumble-bird" mixture of legumes, brassicas, flowers and cereals aimed at covering the ground during winter, providing food for pollinators and grazing sheep, while improving the biology and........

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